SAPPORO – Shohei Otani hasn’t had a 20-win season. He hasn’t slugged 40 homers in one campaign, either.
Those, of course, are benchmarks for iconic superstars.
Even so, baseball fans and pundits thinks the sky’s the limit for Otani, a unique two-way talent.
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